Ft. Worth Restaurant, Chef Point Cafe Announces "99" Deals

Could there be another 99 cent gas deal or a deal with greater savings?

2011-06-22

FORT WORTH, TX, June 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) It will soon be happening again! On May 18th Chef Point Cafe rolled back the price of gasoline from 6:30-7:30 a.m. to 99 cents per gallon to show appreciation to their loyal horde of customers and to also kick off their "99" deals in celebration of their restaurant expansion. And on July 4th their next "99" deal will take place. The big question is: what will the deal be this time?

This wildly popular and iconic Ft. Worth fine dining establishment is in the process of "remembering when" things were simpler in America; when 99 cents could buy you something of value; when times were slower in the country and families had the time to enjoy life at a less-hurried pace. Remember going to the drive-in movies and stopping for an ice cream sundae afterwards? Remember going for walks and having family picnics, when neighbors knew each others' names and looked out for each other? It is a part of the American scene that seems to be disappearing and Chef Franson and his wife Paula Nwaeze, co-owners of this restaurant in a gas station, are doing their part to recapture those lost times and values.

The special "99" deals can be items on sale for 99 cents or maybe specials that will last exactly 99 minutes. Maybe another 99 cent gas sale will happen? The special deals will be available in the coming months but the only way you can find out about them is to sign up on their Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Chef-Point-Cafe/93513509189 and wait for the next deal to be announced. To insure that you know instantly when a deal is going to take place, sign up for Chef Point's Twitter page at http://twitter.com/#!/ChefPointCafe and receive text notices of when the next deal will start.

These are exciting times at this fine dining local restaurant. The expansion is in full-speed- ahead mode and progressing nicely. When it is completed the available seating will be doubled and a full-service bar will be added. This truly is a success story for this Ft. Worth restaurant and their "99" deals are another way that they are saying thank you for the wonderful support they have received over the years. So sign up now and get ready for the next great bargain brought to you by Chef Point Cafe!

ABOUT CHEF POINT CAFE - Where else but in America could a Nigerian-born immigrant with no formal culinary training marry a financial services expert and open a 5-star restaurant in a gas station AND have that local restaurant be a huge success? That is exactly what happened to Chef Franson and his wife Paula Nwaeze and today they go to work smiling and greet their customers with enthusiasm and Southern hospitality. This is a true American success story and perhaps Paula says it best, "We were warmly welcomed in the beginning and have been supported continually in the Fort Worth area, and we are truly appreciative and excited each and every day when we come to work." For more information visit http://www.chefpointcafe.org.

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